Sentence examples for consider and address from inspiring English sources

We believe the department should carefully consider and address the issues described in this report, and we therefore offered a series of recommendations regarding the systemic problems we identified in our review.

"We will take the board's recommendations and concerns seriously, and will consider and address them as we move forward, working with the community and our government colleagues," he said.

Build up the military but also consider and address what drives people into these groups".

Interventions for incarcerated women are needed to consider and address history of victimization from gender-based violence and its relation to women's historic and future sex trade involvement.

Another spokesperson added: "The Welsh government recognises how vital welfare benefits are to the well-being of people with a visual impairment and others and has set up a ministerial task and finish group to consider and address the impact and implications of the welfare reform changes proposed by the UK government".

Indeed, as Science's Next Wave found when the NIEHS's two Next Wave campus representatives--Judy Stenger and Trinnia Simmons--caught up with him, Collins is "very heavily into" the ethical implications of the genome project, and he speaks eloquently to the responsibility of the project and its participating scientists to consider and address ethical issues.

"The issues raised by this proposal are significant and must be considered and addressed only with the greatest of care," Mr. Gramm and Mr. Bliley wrote to Arthur Levitt, the commission's chairman.

(Note: if possible and/or necessary, arrange with the restaurants to serve one free meal to each group of students. Secure permission from each child's parent or guardian and make sure all food allergies and/or issues are considered and addressed).

Involving communities and CSOs at the development stage can help ensure that these kinds of constraints are considered and addressed.

Societal impacts are typically considered and addressed during the dissemination or implementation phase and are focussed on particular technologies.

However, there are numerous procedural, clinical, and ethical issues that need to be considered and addressed carefully before and while conducting a functional analysis.